Welcome to Photo With A Spin, 2022!
With the ongoing pandemic and state of the world, last year was a bit rocky when it came to travel. However, we managed to visit both Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks! But, between the weather and wildfires, we were limited in what we could see (and take pictures of) and do. Our blog posts were also few and far between, with both of us busy working full-time.
That being said, Photos With A Spin is a passion project, and we want to see it grow! So, for 2022, we hope to create more consistent content with two blog posts every month. Thursdays will be our days, starting with today, so be sure to follow us to receive emails whenever there is a new post!
Living in the greater Metro D.C. area, you can expect to see us visiting national monuments, battlefields,historic places and national and state parks for wildlife photography.
While we haven’t been abroad since 2019 and are itching to visit places outside the United States, we still think it is safer to hold off another year. As of now, we have two trips in the works, one to the Outer Banks in North Carolina in the spring and the other a fall foliage road trip encompassing Vermont and New Hampshire for sure and possibly Maine and New York.
We hope you’re staying happy and healthy and that you’ll join us on our adventures throughout 2022! Happy New Year!
Until next time!
Maggie & Abe
Previous posts!
Accessible Adventures: Overseas and In Your Backyard
We created this slide deck as a resource on accessible adventures! The presentation touches on our Honeymoon in Ireland, Safari in South Africa, visits to National Parks, and how staying local can be just as adventurous…without needing air travel, accommodations, etc.! The slides also highlight how we prepare to travel, things we must consider, tips,…
Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center: An Accessible Treasure Trove of Aviation History – Visit Fairfax Blog
At the free Smithsonian’s National Air and Space Museum Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center in Chantilly, VA, aviation buffs, NASA fans, and those who love letting their inner child take flight can spend hours exploring and learning about the over 3,000 air and space artifacts on display in this unique and wheelchair accessible museum. The lesser-known but equally…
A Weekend in Fairfax County: An Accessibility Gem
Nestled in the heart of Northern Virginia, close to the nation’s capital, Fairfax County, Virginia is an accessibility gem. As locals and wheelchair users, we discover new things about where we live almost daily. We love our extended neighborhood and how it prioritizes the disability community, which is the largest underserved population in tourism with…
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